>Lu Jiujiu was a lowly painter who didn't even deserve a name, until the night when the blood moon came.
>When the assassin sent by the prince of the dynasty forced him into a dead end, the family heirloom jade pendant in his arms suddenly burned as hot as charcoal.
>The sky was instantly stained with blood, and the moonlight was like a blade, clearly illuminating the secret dragon pattern embroidered inside the killer's armor - the Eastern Palace Mark.
>When he was about to die, he laughed wildly and asked: "So the prince is the real culprit of the Lu family's destruction?"
>Deep in the dark alley, the compass in Princess Yun Tang's hand was spinning crazily as she sneaked out of the palace.
>Her father's last words rang out in her mind: "He who shines with the sun and the moon can break the deadlock."
>She looked at the painter in a pool of blood, the compass needle fixed on him.
>In order to take revenge, Lu Jiujiu was forced to become the princess's "sun and moon shiner".
>The power of the blood moon burned in his body, and his meridians burned with every stroke.
>And Yun Tang discovered that this humble painter could actually see through the future that her compass could not predict.
>What's even more frightening is that the dragon mark of the prince's rebellion is exactly the same as the totem of the murder in his mother's palace twenty years ago...
